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Simple Image Editing, Cropping Suggestions (view source)
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Saturation adjustments are even more difficult to carry and more subjective. As a rule of thumb, you avoid overly bright or intense colours or ones that are way too subdued. However, always take note that increasing saturation also increases the chance of various artifacts and unwanted parts of the picture to stick out much more than you would like. This is why saturation should be generally left as is. As a rule of thumb, when increasing brightness in a picture, you can slightly bump saturation by a few percents to avoid an overly drab image. | Saturation adjustments are even more difficult to carry and more subjective. As a rule of thumb, you avoid overly bright or intense colours or ones that are way too subdued. However, always take note that increasing saturation also increases the chance of various artifacts and unwanted parts of the picture to stick out much more than you would like. This is why saturation should be generally left as is. As a rule of thumb, when increasing brightness in a picture, you can slightly bump saturation by a few percents to avoid an overly drab image. | ||
<code>''Keep processing to a minimum and | <code>''Keep processing to a minimum and use sparingly brightness and contrast adjustments. If your software has auto settings, try to use them for quick results that do not end in hard to understand solutions. Experiment as much as possible with different settings to improve your skills and learn to compensate for your camera's shortcomings''</code> | ||
===Tone or white balance adjustments=== | ===Tone or white balance adjustments=== | ||